I may be too late with this message but there might not be a need to
reformat the card. You see, unlike Windows, Linux has a trash bin not just
for the hard drive but it also makes trash bins on external storage. Look
for a hidden folder named .trash-1000 or something like that in the root of
your sdcard, and use the "permanently delete" (or something like that, I
don't know exactly what it's called) option on that folder. This should
return your storage space to the card.
Hope this helped,
2noob2banoob
Op 20 nov. 2012 23:40 schreef "Andrej N. Gritsenko" <[email protected]>
het volgende:
> Hello!
>
> Today my niece got into problem. Flash card on their videocamera
> showed free 9MB of 8GB while every file was deleted. Obvious thought is
> to re-format it. But how to do it? The most obvious thing would be to
> find some option under computer:// of course. But all icons in there
> have only two items in context menu: 'Open with...' and 'Properties',
> none of them give any help. I would like to add someting into 1.2 for
> such purpose but I don't know the best expectation for it, i.e. how to
> implement it. There are few questions coming:
> a) where in context menu should be new option?
> b) what the option it should be? 'Format volume'? 'Volume properties'?
> c) what application should serve that option?
> d) how to define that application?
>
> What do you think about all of that?
>
> WBR, Andriy.
>
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